Spa Salesman to Spa Shopper:
 "Oh yeah, we took the blowers off of our spas years ago. They are noisy and don't seem to make much difference in jet pressure." " In fact, they just make noise and break down...you'll be happy you don't have the worry and the problems. Don't buy a spa with a blower." "I've never had a customer ever come in and ask for one."

***Note: The salesman quickly and skillfully talks you out of turbo air if you ask about it.

Facts:
A "blower" is an air pump that is built into a spa. Haven Spas calls this feature "Turbo Air". Sort of a fancy name but it describes the effect of the pressurized air which is introduced by the air pump into the water jets and separate air injector holes designed into the spa.
Reality: Turbo Air is a Great Feature!!! Even the world's cheapest fabric spas have a form of turbo air included! Why don't the major spa manufacturers include turbo air on their spas?

Reality: Modern blower motors are quiet and reliable. When installed properly with a quality check valve the air pump is extremely reliable and trouble free. When placed inside a thermally sealed spa the pump is very quiet.

 Modern spas are all about hydrotherapy or "therapy" for short. The therapy comes from the warm water plus the massage action of the spa jets. The jet pumps provide the power to force water thru a variety of jets. This can massage your neck, back legs and feet.


 Facts about Spa Design and Turbo Air:
 Turbo Air is very quiet when the pump is enclosed inside of the sealed insulated space inside of a thermally sealed type of spa.
Turbo Air draws in warmed air from the inside of the thermally sealed spa. By blowing warm air through the warm spa water the water is not cooled off very quickly. This results in a more energy efficient spa that costs less to operate because the heater does not turn on as often.
Turbo Air reliability is due to quality components and careful placement of the air pump, the check valve and other design factors.
Turbo Air is a fairly costly feature for the manufacturer to add to the spa. The cost of the pump and the complex jets and associated tubing going to all areas of the spa. Plus, the electronic controller must upgraded to handle it.
Haven includes Turbo Air on many of its models because it is a worthwhile and important feature.

The large popular spa manufacturers avoid the Turbo Air feature due to the limitations of the full foam design. They also don't mind avoiding the associated manufacturing costs of the complex Turbo Air installation. Less costs mean more profits. If you are skeptical of the benefit of Turbo Air, then I invite you to come and try a Haven Spa with Turbo Air. No obligation.